This document is Print City's 2014 Global Responsibility Report. It summarizes Print City's commitment to sustainability and responsible business practices. As a member of the UN Global Compact, Print City follows the Ten Principles related to human rights, labor, environment and anti-corruption. The report outlines Print City's governance structure for global responsibility issues and describes its efforts in areas like the environment, supply chain management, ethics and human rights. It indicates that Print City was the first company in Thailand to receive Carbon Neutral Company certification.
adi Group provides engineering services across the UK and Ireland. Their corporate social responsibility and sustainability report outlines their vision to positively shape lives and the environment through their business activities. They have identified four key areas of focus - their people, community, environment, and supply chain. Their goals include minimizing environmental impact, improving health and safety standards, partnering with schools, and recognizing excellence.
This document provides background information on Procter & Gamble (P&G), a multinational consumer goods corporation founded in 1837. It discusses P&G's green practices, which include goals to source only renewable or recycled materials by 2020 and eliminate manufacturing waste sent to landfills. The roles of P&G's environmental professionals are also outlined, such as ensuring product safety and leading sustainability programs. While P&G has made progress towards past targets, continued consumer behavior change will be important to fully decouple business growth from environmental impact.
Toad&Co is a clothing company founded in 1991 that has grown to 50 employees while maintaining a commitment to sustainability. The company produces clothing in factories in El Salvador and Turkey using sustainable materials like organic cotton and provides suppliers with benefits like healthcare. Toad&Co aims to minimize their environmental impacts through practices like using recycled shipping materials. They donate 1% of profits to environmental nonprofits and support the local community around their El Salvador factory through initiatives like free education.
Founded in 2006, Profiler is an independent, owner managed German legal entity. We empower businesses by providing expert knowledge through Consulting Services and Staffing Solutions.
This Communication on Progress for 2019 marks the close of a decade and provides an overview of our progress, challenges and continuing efforts in our journey to further create awareness and embed respect for the 10 principles, since the beginning of our journey on this path in 2014.
This document is an annual report from DKG Group, a diversified international group of companies operating in various sectors across the Balkans and Southeast Mediterranean. The report provides an overview of the group's efforts and progress in relation to sustainability and UN Global Compact principles from March 2017 to June 2018. It discusses the group's organizational profile, governance, impacts on human rights, labor, environment and society, and anti-corruption efforts. It also celebrates the group's 25th anniversary and provides messages from management, descriptions of operational structures and member companies, commitments to external standards, and risk management approaches.
Prospects has been awarded several new contracts worth £20 million across the UK, including contracts in Wales, Northamptonshire, Harrow, Coventry and Warwickshire. Prospects has also been awarded the Youth Entrepreneurship Service contract in Wales to create businesses and jobs. Young people in Harrow will receive new careers support from Prospects. Prospects supports over 150 young people leaving care through its partnership with Calderdale Council.
The summit will bring together 500 senior business leaders and experts over two days in London to discuss collaboration between businesses, governments and civil society on sustainability challenges. Speakers will address topics like resource constraints, building trust with stakeholders, and driving supplier performance on social and environmental issues. Interactive sessions include debates, case studies, and networking opportunities. Attendees can learn best practices for addressing corporate responsibility in their organizations.
RR Donnelley publishes a Global Corporate Social Responsibility report that summarizes their accomplishments in sustainability, environment, health, safety, diversity and inclusion, education, and community involvement. The report discusses RR Donnelley's commitment to operating responsibly in over 40 countries on 5 continents and their efforts to reduce environmental impact and promote workplace safety, diversity, and employee volunteerism. It provides examples of sustainability initiatives and diversity programs at various RR Donnelley facilities around the world.
adi Group provides engineering services across the UK and Ireland. Their corporate social responsibility and sustainability report outlines their vision to positively shape lives and the environment through their business activities. They have identified four key areas of focus - their people, community, environment, and supply chain. Their goals include minimizing environmental impact, improving health and safety standards, partnering with schools, and recognizing excellence.
This document provides background information on Procter & Gamble (P&G), a multinational consumer goods corporation founded in 1837. It discusses P&G's green practices, which include goals to source only renewable or recycled materials by 2020 and eliminate manufacturing waste sent to landfills. The roles of P&G's environmental professionals are also outlined, such as ensuring product safety and leading sustainability programs. While P&G has made progress towards past targets, continued consumer behavior change will be important to fully decouple business growth from environmental impact.
Toad&Co is a clothing company founded in 1991 that has grown to 50 employees while maintaining a commitment to sustainability. The company produces clothing in factories in El Salvador and Turkey using sustainable materials like organic cotton and provides suppliers with benefits like healthcare. Toad&Co aims to minimize their environmental impacts through practices like using recycled shipping materials. They donate 1% of profits to environmental nonprofits and support the local community around their El Salvador factory through initiatives like free education.
Founded in 2006, Profiler is an independent, owner managed German legal entity. We empower businesses by providing expert knowledge through Consulting Services and Staffing Solutions.
This Communication on Progress for 2019 marks the close of a decade and provides an overview of our progress, challenges and continuing efforts in our journey to further create awareness and embed respect for the 10 principles, since the beginning of our journey on this path in 2014.
This document is an annual report from DKG Group, a diversified international group of companies operating in various sectors across the Balkans and Southeast Mediterranean. The report provides an overview of the group's efforts and progress in relation to sustainability and UN Global Compact principles from March 2017 to June 2018. It discusses the group's organizational profile, governance, impacts on human rights, labor, environment and society, and anti-corruption efforts. It also celebrates the group's 25th anniversary and provides messages from management, descriptions of operational structures and member companies, commitments to external standards, and risk management approaches.
Prospects has been awarded several new contracts worth £20 million across the UK, including contracts in Wales, Northamptonshire, Harrow, Coventry and Warwickshire. Prospects has also been awarded the Youth Entrepreneurship Service contract in Wales to create businesses and jobs. Young people in Harrow will receive new careers support from Prospects. Prospects supports over 150 young people leaving care through its partnership with Calderdale Council.
The summit will bring together 500 senior business leaders and experts over two days in London to discuss collaboration between businesses, governments and civil society on sustainability challenges. Speakers will address topics like resource constraints, building trust with stakeholders, and driving supplier performance on social and environmental issues. Interactive sessions include debates, case studies, and networking opportunities. Attendees can learn best practices for addressing corporate responsibility in their organizations.
RR Donnelley publishes a Global Corporate Social Responsibility report that summarizes their accomplishments in sustainability, environment, health, safety, diversity and inclusion, education, and community involvement. The report discusses RR Donnelley's commitment to operating responsibly in over 40 countries on 5 continents and their efforts to reduce environmental impact and promote workplace safety, diversity, and employee volunteerism. It provides examples of sustainability initiatives and diversity programs at various RR Donnelley facilities around the world.
The document discusses the impending exhaustion of IPv4 address pools and the need to transition to IPv6. It outlines challenges like IPv4 address scarcity forcing increased use of Carrier Grade NAT (CGN) by ISPs to bridge the gap, and issues that CGNs create for some applications. It also talks about efforts by the W3C and others to promote IPv6 adoption and make protocols like HTTP, HTML and WebSockets compatible with both IPv4 and IPv6.
This document discusses international economics and ethics related to trade. It addresses whether countries should restrict or promote free trade, weighing the benefits and harms to local producers and consumers. While restricting trade to benefit local producers may sound appealing, it fails to consider the chain of consequences and that trade is not a zero-sum game.
Senseby Avvio provides dynamically delivered, personalized content for hospitality operations that converts more visitors into bookings. By customizing photos, offers, and conversations on landing pages based on search keywords and location, clients are convinced within 4 seconds that they have found the right hotel. All types of hospitality operations, including rooms, spas, restaurants, and event venues can benefit from increased bookings and return customers by using personalized web content to immediately meet client needs and say "yes" from the beginning.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Nokia has introduced a new family of Symbian smartphones including the Nokia C6, C7, N8, and E7. The Nokia N8 in particular has received positive reviews for its Symbian^3 operating system and best-in-class camera. Over 250 operators in more than 40 countries are offering the new Nokia smartphones. Nokia is focusing on Qt and HTML5 development and regular software updates to enhance the Symbian platform and user experience.
Almeria is a province located in southeastern Spain on the Mediterranean coast. It was founded by Abd-al-Rahman III in the 10th century to better defend regional Arab towns, and takes its name from his fortress, the Alcazaba. Notable monuments include the Alcazaba fortress and the ancient walls of Jayrán. The province attracts many visitors to its beaches and desert of Tabernas, and celebrates local traditions such as the Fair of the Virgin of the Sea in August. Typical foods include stews, roasts, rice, fish, and oils reflecting the Andalusian and Mediterranean influences.
1. Stornoway Diamond Corporation presented forward-looking information about its Renard Diamond Mine in Quebec. The presentation discusses 2016 production results including tonnes mined and processed, carats produced and sold, and reconciliation of resources.
2. Commercial production at the Renard Mine began on January 1, 2017, ahead of the planned start of May 2017. In 2016, 448,887 carats were produced at a recovered grade of 112 carats per hundred tonnes.
3. The presentation provides details on the underground mining sequence and development. Underground development was 2,729 meters in 2016, close to the planned 2,768 meters.
Automatic Light Control using LDR and PIR SensorZiauddin Ridoy
The main purpose of designing this project is to prevent loss of current unnecessarily during day time.
During night the bulb will automatically glow .
COMPONENTS REQUIRED :
RELAY
LIGHT EMITTING DIODE (LED)
LIGHT DEPENDENT RESISTOR (LDR)
PASSIVE INFRARED SENSOR (PIR)
RESISTOR (1k ohm)
DIODE
TRANSISTOR (BC547)
BATTERY (POWER SOURCE)
Headache is classified into three main types - tension headache, migraine headache, and cluster headache. Tension headaches are the most common, accounting for 80-90% of headaches in community pharmacies. They involve mild to moderate bifrontal or bioccipital pain that worsens with stress or pressure. Migraines can be with or without aura and involve moderate to severe throbbing pain, nausea, photophobia, and phonophobia. Cluster headaches predominantly affect men and involve intense unilateral orbital pain with symptoms like conjunctivitis and nasal congestion. Common medications used to treat migraines include Migraleve, Midrid, and Buccastem M, but they can have side effects and
The document discusses the production possibilities curve model and how it applies to allocating resources between maternity care and geriatric care. It notes that the curve initially bows out due to opportunity costs but that new innovations can expand the possibilities frontier. It also addresses the relationships between health, medical care, age, and costs, noting concepts like diminishing marginal utility of expenditures on health.
This document outlines a strategy for improving fire protection in First Nations communities from 2010-2015. It identifies challenges such as a lack of enforceable standards and inspection regimes. The strategy's goals are to reduce fire deaths and damage in First Nations to levels in other Canadian communities through awareness campaigns and by establishing mandatory fire safety standards. It defines roles for partners like Indigenous organizations, governments, and training institutions. Short, medium, and long-term priorities include education, inspections, and addressing regulatory gaps. Governance structures are also established.
This document discusses marketing in the multiscreen world. It finds that smartphone usage is driving increased total daily screen time in Saudi Arabia compared to global averages. Smartphones are the most used screen in Saudi Arabia, especially during the day. People engage in various levels of simultaneous multiscreen usage, with stacking (unrelated content) being more common than meshing (related content). Digital advertising, especially on smartphones, sees higher receptivity levels in Saudi Arabia than global averages. When combining screen time and receptivity, smartphones and laptops present significant marketing opportunities in Saudi Arabia. The document provides examples of brands effectively engaging audiences across multiple screens.
1) Whales were hunted for their oil, which was used for lighting, but as demand increased the whale populations declined. 2) Samuel Kier discovered oil could be extracted from salt mines as a byproduct, and George Bissell realized kerosene could be made from petroleum. 3) In 1859, Colonel Drake drilled the first successful oil well in Titusville, Pennsylvania, launching the petroleum industry and changing energy and transportation.
This real estate report summarizes home sales data for zip code 77354 in Magnolia, Texas over a two year period from September 2010 to September 2012. It includes the average and median sold prices, average price per square foot, and average days on the market by month. The data shows, for example, that in September 2012 the average sold price was $292,090 while the median was $282,250, with homes taking an average of 109 days to sell.
Gesproken met Hank van Geffen, Raad van Bestuur Koraal Groep, over SIKOOB, het programma dat hij ontwikkelde voor het toepassen van Handelingsplannen. De observaties geven te denken over nut en toepasbaarheid van handelingsplannen zoals deze op dit moment worden toegepast. Ik zie het als een maatschappelijk vraagstuk, dat ik de moeite vindt om over na te denken en een oplossing voor te vinden.
“Tất Tần Tật về Email Marketing là câu chuyện về nghệ thuật sử dụng thành công email trong kinh doanh. Câu chuyện đó viết từ thành công của nhiều doanh nghiệp và cũng sẽ trở thành câu chuyện của bạn nếu bạn thực hiện đúng cách.”
“Tất tần tật về Email Marketing” là tài liệu cung cấp cho cộng đồng các doanh nghiệp và những người làm marketing những kiến thức quan trọng để nhanh chóng tiếp cận và thành công cùng email marketing.
Qua Tất tần tật về Email Marketing, độc giả sẽ khám phá ra những bí mật đằng sau việc xây dựng thành công danh sách khách hàng và thiết kế các thông điệp email hấp dẫn và chuyên nghiệp.
Độc giả sẽ có thể:
• Phát triển một chiến lược thành công, đo lường hiệu quả marketing qua các chỉ số và ROI
• Tăng tỷ lệ open và xem xem ai đã mở email
• Quyết định nên dùng nhà cung cấp dịch vụ email hay không
• Xây dựng quan hệ với các khách hàng
• Thực hiện chiến lược tuân thủ theo các quy định về chống thư rác
• Kết hợp email với các phương tiện marketing khác
Sách được viết bằng ngôn ngữ đơn giản, phù hợp với phần đông những người kinh doanh không có quá nhiều thời gian nghiên cứu. Độc giả có thể ngay lập tức áp dụng những thủ thuật được miêu tả trong sách để đem lại lợi nhuận cho nỗ lực marketing của mình.
Sách được Nhóm tác giả đúc kết qua gần 8 năm nghiên cứu và thu thập. Các bài viết trong cuốn sách được đúc kết từ kinh nghiệm sử dụng email marketing thành công trong chính các doanh nghiệp.
Tất tật về Email Marketing phiên bản 2013 được phát hành duy nhất qua Cộng đồng Tất tần tật tại website:
www.tattantat.edu.vn
United Nations Global Compact (UN Global Compact)-Communication on progressMYO AUNG Myanmar
United Nations Global Compact-(UN GLOBAL COMPACT)-Communication on Progress
April 2017
Myanmar Information Technology Pte Ltd
https://www.unglobalcompact.org/participation/report/cop/create-and-submit/active/331191
Published-2017/04/23
Time period-April 2016 – April 2017
Files-MIT_UN_Global_Compact_COP_Report_(April_2017).pdf (English)
Part of a sustainability or corporate (social) responsibility report
This document is WPP's 2012/2013 sustainability report. It provides summaries of WPP's activities and progress on key sustainability issues including:
- Employment - Investing in employee training and development, promoting diversity and inclusion. WPP companies spent £57.8 million on training.
- Environment - Reducing the carbon footprint and improving resource efficiency. Carbon footprint per employee was reduced 28% from 2006 but missed 2012 target.
- Social Investment - Providing pro bono services and donations worth £16.2 million/1.5% of profit to charities. Agencies negotiated £14.3 million in free media space.
- Impact of Work - Belief that marketing can promote sustainability
The document is Innovation Group's 2014 Sustainability Report which outlines their sustainability strategy and progress. The key points are:
- Innovation Group has set sustainability "at our core" with a Planet, People, Profit approach and identified 8 themes for their 2020 sustainability strategy including impacts on society/environment, carbon/climate change, employees, stakeholders, and supply chain.
- They have committed to reducing their carbon emissions and supporting suppliers to do the same, engaging employees on sustainability, and acting ethically/responsibly.
- Innovation Group recognizes climate change risks to their business from extreme weather but also opportunities to grow through increased demand for claims services and differentiation through sustainable operations.
This document provides a blueprint for business leadership on achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It outlines a three-step process for companies to evolve their leadership: 1) prioritize actions to contribute to the SDGs through assessing risks and opportunities, 2) take ambitious, consistent, collaborative and accountable action, and 3) learn from impacts and share lessons to improve and expand contributions over time. Leading companies integrate support for the SDGs into long-term strategies from the highest levels to maximize positive impacts through core business, partnerships, and operations.
The document discusses the impending exhaustion of IPv4 address pools and the need to transition to IPv6. It outlines challenges like IPv4 address scarcity forcing increased use of Carrier Grade NAT (CGN) by ISPs to bridge the gap, and issues that CGNs create for some applications. It also talks about efforts by the W3C and others to promote IPv6 adoption and make protocols like HTTP, HTML and WebSockets compatible with both IPv4 and IPv6.
This document discusses international economics and ethics related to trade. It addresses whether countries should restrict or promote free trade, weighing the benefits and harms to local producers and consumers. While restricting trade to benefit local producers may sound appealing, it fails to consider the chain of consequences and that trade is not a zero-sum game.
Senseby Avvio provides dynamically delivered, personalized content for hospitality operations that converts more visitors into bookings. By customizing photos, offers, and conversations on landing pages based on search keywords and location, clients are convinced within 4 seconds that they have found the right hotel. All types of hospitality operations, including rooms, spas, restaurants, and event venues can benefit from increased bookings and return customers by using personalized web content to immediately meet client needs and say "yes" from the beginning.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Nokia has introduced a new family of Symbian smartphones including the Nokia C6, C7, N8, and E7. The Nokia N8 in particular has received positive reviews for its Symbian^3 operating system and best-in-class camera. Over 250 operators in more than 40 countries are offering the new Nokia smartphones. Nokia is focusing on Qt and HTML5 development and regular software updates to enhance the Symbian platform and user experience.
Almeria is a province located in southeastern Spain on the Mediterranean coast. It was founded by Abd-al-Rahman III in the 10th century to better defend regional Arab towns, and takes its name from his fortress, the Alcazaba. Notable monuments include the Alcazaba fortress and the ancient walls of Jayrán. The province attracts many visitors to its beaches and desert of Tabernas, and celebrates local traditions such as the Fair of the Virgin of the Sea in August. Typical foods include stews, roasts, rice, fish, and oils reflecting the Andalusian and Mediterranean influences.
1. Stornoway Diamond Corporation presented forward-looking information about its Renard Diamond Mine in Quebec. The presentation discusses 2016 production results including tonnes mined and processed, carats produced and sold, and reconciliation of resources.
2. Commercial production at the Renard Mine began on January 1, 2017, ahead of the planned start of May 2017. In 2016, 448,887 carats were produced at a recovered grade of 112 carats per hundred tonnes.
3. The presentation provides details on the underground mining sequence and development. Underground development was 2,729 meters in 2016, close to the planned 2,768 meters.
Automatic Light Control using LDR and PIR SensorZiauddin Ridoy
The main purpose of designing this project is to prevent loss of current unnecessarily during day time.
During night the bulb will automatically glow .
COMPONENTS REQUIRED :
RELAY
LIGHT EMITTING DIODE (LED)
LIGHT DEPENDENT RESISTOR (LDR)
PASSIVE INFRARED SENSOR (PIR)
RESISTOR (1k ohm)
DIODE
TRANSISTOR (BC547)
BATTERY (POWER SOURCE)
Headache is classified into three main types - tension headache, migraine headache, and cluster headache. Tension headaches are the most common, accounting for 80-90% of headaches in community pharmacies. They involve mild to moderate bifrontal or bioccipital pain that worsens with stress or pressure. Migraines can be with or without aura and involve moderate to severe throbbing pain, nausea, photophobia, and phonophobia. Cluster headaches predominantly affect men and involve intense unilateral orbital pain with symptoms like conjunctivitis and nasal congestion. Common medications used to treat migraines include Migraleve, Midrid, and Buccastem M, but they can have side effects and
The document discusses the production possibilities curve model and how it applies to allocating resources between maternity care and geriatric care. It notes that the curve initially bows out due to opportunity costs but that new innovations can expand the possibilities frontier. It also addresses the relationships between health, medical care, age, and costs, noting concepts like diminishing marginal utility of expenditures on health.
This document outlines a strategy for improving fire protection in First Nations communities from 2010-2015. It identifies challenges such as a lack of enforceable standards and inspection regimes. The strategy's goals are to reduce fire deaths and damage in First Nations to levels in other Canadian communities through awareness campaigns and by establishing mandatory fire safety standards. It defines roles for partners like Indigenous organizations, governments, and training institutions. Short, medium, and long-term priorities include education, inspections, and addressing regulatory gaps. Governance structures are also established.
This document discusses marketing in the multiscreen world. It finds that smartphone usage is driving increased total daily screen time in Saudi Arabia compared to global averages. Smartphones are the most used screen in Saudi Arabia, especially during the day. People engage in various levels of simultaneous multiscreen usage, with stacking (unrelated content) being more common than meshing (related content). Digital advertising, especially on smartphones, sees higher receptivity levels in Saudi Arabia than global averages. When combining screen time and receptivity, smartphones and laptops present significant marketing opportunities in Saudi Arabia. The document provides examples of brands effectively engaging audiences across multiple screens.
1) Whales were hunted for their oil, which was used for lighting, but as demand increased the whale populations declined. 2) Samuel Kier discovered oil could be extracted from salt mines as a byproduct, and George Bissell realized kerosene could be made from petroleum. 3) In 1859, Colonel Drake drilled the first successful oil well in Titusville, Pennsylvania, launching the petroleum industry and changing energy and transportation.
This real estate report summarizes home sales data for zip code 77354 in Magnolia, Texas over a two year period from September 2010 to September 2012. It includes the average and median sold prices, average price per square foot, and average days on the market by month. The data shows, for example, that in September 2012 the average sold price was $292,090 while the median was $282,250, with homes taking an average of 109 days to sell.
Gesproken met Hank van Geffen, Raad van Bestuur Koraal Groep, over SIKOOB, het programma dat hij ontwikkelde voor het toepassen van Handelingsplannen. De observaties geven te denken over nut en toepasbaarheid van handelingsplannen zoals deze op dit moment worden toegepast. Ik zie het als een maatschappelijk vraagstuk, dat ik de moeite vindt om over na te denken en een oplossing voor te vinden.
“Tất Tần Tật về Email Marketing là câu chuyện về nghệ thuật sử dụng thành công email trong kinh doanh. Câu chuyện đó viết từ thành công của nhiều doanh nghiệp và cũng sẽ trở thành câu chuyện của bạn nếu bạn thực hiện đúng cách.”
“Tất tần tật về Email Marketing” là tài liệu cung cấp cho cộng đồng các doanh nghiệp và những người làm marketing những kiến thức quan trọng để nhanh chóng tiếp cận và thành công cùng email marketing.
Qua Tất tần tật về Email Marketing, độc giả sẽ khám phá ra những bí mật đằng sau việc xây dựng thành công danh sách khách hàng và thiết kế các thông điệp email hấp dẫn và chuyên nghiệp.
Độc giả sẽ có thể:
• Phát triển một chiến lược thành công, đo lường hiệu quả marketing qua các chỉ số và ROI
• Tăng tỷ lệ open và xem xem ai đã mở email
• Quyết định nên dùng nhà cung cấp dịch vụ email hay không
• Xây dựng quan hệ với các khách hàng
• Thực hiện chiến lược tuân thủ theo các quy định về chống thư rác
• Kết hợp email với các phương tiện marketing khác
Sách được viết bằng ngôn ngữ đơn giản, phù hợp với phần đông những người kinh doanh không có quá nhiều thời gian nghiên cứu. Độc giả có thể ngay lập tức áp dụng những thủ thuật được miêu tả trong sách để đem lại lợi nhuận cho nỗ lực marketing của mình.
Sách được Nhóm tác giả đúc kết qua gần 8 năm nghiên cứu và thu thập. Các bài viết trong cuốn sách được đúc kết từ kinh nghiệm sử dụng email marketing thành công trong chính các doanh nghiệp.
Tất tật về Email Marketing phiên bản 2013 được phát hành duy nhất qua Cộng đồng Tất tần tật tại website:
www.tattantat.edu.vn
United Nations Global Compact (UN Global Compact)-Communication on progressMYO AUNG Myanmar
United Nations Global Compact-(UN GLOBAL COMPACT)-Communication on Progress
April 2017
Myanmar Information Technology Pte Ltd
https://www.unglobalcompact.org/participation/report/cop/create-and-submit/active/331191
Published-2017/04/23
Time period-April 2016 – April 2017
Files-MIT_UN_Global_Compact_COP_Report_(April_2017).pdf (English)
Part of a sustainability or corporate (social) responsibility report
This document is WPP's 2012/2013 sustainability report. It provides summaries of WPP's activities and progress on key sustainability issues including:
- Employment - Investing in employee training and development, promoting diversity and inclusion. WPP companies spent £57.8 million on training.
- Environment - Reducing the carbon footprint and improving resource efficiency. Carbon footprint per employee was reduced 28% from 2006 but missed 2012 target.
- Social Investment - Providing pro bono services and donations worth £16.2 million/1.5% of profit to charities. Agencies negotiated £14.3 million in free media space.
- Impact of Work - Belief that marketing can promote sustainability
The document is Innovation Group's 2014 Sustainability Report which outlines their sustainability strategy and progress. The key points are:
- Innovation Group has set sustainability "at our core" with a Planet, People, Profit approach and identified 8 themes for their 2020 sustainability strategy including impacts on society/environment, carbon/climate change, employees, stakeholders, and supply chain.
- They have committed to reducing their carbon emissions and supporting suppliers to do the same, engaging employees on sustainability, and acting ethically/responsibly.
- Innovation Group recognizes climate change risks to their business from extreme weather but also opportunities to grow through increased demand for claims services and differentiation through sustainable operations.
This document provides a blueprint for business leadership on achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It outlines a three-step process for companies to evolve their leadership: 1) prioritize actions to contribute to the SDGs through assessing risks and opportunities, 2) take ambitious, consistent, collaborative and accountable action, and 3) learn from impacts and share lessons to improve and expand contributions over time. Leading companies integrate support for the SDGs into long-term strategies from the highest levels to maximize positive impacts through core business, partnerships, and operations.
This document is G4S's 2012 corporate social responsibility report. It provides an overview of G4S, including its business activities, CSR strategy, and key performance highlights. The CEO discusses the importance of CSR to G4S and its material CSR issues, which include operating ethically, ensuring employee safety, and respecting human rights. The biggest challenges are reducing injuries and fatalities and ensuring all employees understand CSR's importance. G4S communicates its CSR goals through training, policies, and annual reviews to engage managers and frontline staff.
Sprint's corporate responsibility program, called Sprint Good Works, focuses on three themes: People, Product, and Planet. For People, Sprint supports employees, customers, and communities through diversity initiatives, wellness programs, and philanthropic activities. For Product, Sprint focuses on innovation, accessibility, and product safety. For Planet, Sprint works to reduce its environmental impact through efforts like decreasing greenhouse gas emissions and resource use. Sprint tracks its progress annually and strives to meet ambitious 10-year sustainability goals.
This document provides an overview of Genpact's first sustainability report. Some key points:
- Genpact recognizes the importance of sustainable development and considers it integral to daily decision making.
- The report covers Genpact's economic, environmental, and social performance in 2011 according to the GRI framework.
- Genpact has over 50,000 employees in 57 delivery centers across 16 countries. It focuses on diversity, training, health, and safety.
- Genpact strives to minimize its environmental impact and carbon footprint. It adheres to ISO and OHSAS standards.
- The company engages in corporate social responsibility programs in areas like education, healthcare, and the environment.
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2. THE TEN PRINCIPLE
OF THE UNITED NATIONS
GLOBAL COMPACT
Print City fulfilled the
pledge to UN Global
Compact
As a member of UN Global
Compact, Print City was
committed to follow the
Ten Principles of UN Global
Compact regarding to human
rights, labor, environment
and anti-corruption with
a broad network covering
130 countries.
1 7
8
9
10
2
3
4
5
6
HUMAN RIGHTS
Principle 1: Businesses
should support and
respect the protection of
internationally proclaimed
human rights; and
Principle 2: make sure
that they are not complicit
in human rights abuses.
ENVIRONMENT
Principle 7: Businesses
should support a
precautionary approach to
environmental challenges;
Principle 8: undertake
initiatives to promote
greater environmental
responsibility; and
Principle 9: encourage the
development and diffusion
of environmentally friendly
technologies.
LABOUR STANDARDS
Principle 3: Businesses
should uphold the freedom
of association and the
effective recognition of
the right to collective
bargaining;
Principle 4: the elemination
of all forms of forced and
compulsory labour;
Principle 5: the effective
abolition of child labour;
and
Principle 6: the elemination
of discrimination in
respect of employment
and occupation.
ANTI-CORRUPTION
Principle 10: Businesses
should work against
corruption in all its forms,
including extortion and
bribery.
3. Global Responsibility Report
Print City 2014
Contents
Guiding our operations
Printing and innovation
Responsible sourcing
Environment
Anti-Corruption
People
A
C
D
E
F
B
The rules and principles
we follow in our work.
The sustainability of our
products and solutions.
Where our raw materials
come from.
Taking responsibility
for the environment and
curbing climate change.
This guidance-an important
milestone in the fight against
corruption
Looking after the people
who shape our business.
Print City Business Areas
Message from the CEO
Guiding our operations
Strategy & Governance
Global Responsibility governance
Sustainable
Business ethics
Code of Conduct training
People
Human rights
Labour rights
Employees and employment
Printing and innovation
Innovation and product development
Product labeling and sustainability performance
Product safety and hygiene
What are Carbon Neutral Printing or GreenPrint
Carbon Neutral?
Responsible sourcing
Our sourcing network
Sustainable supply chain information
Our sourcing network
Supply chain management
Environment
Climate actions
Business risks and opportunities related to climate change
Reducing impacts and improving resource efficiency
Carbon Footprint
Carbon Neutral Printing
Anti-Corruption
Applying the Principle
A
B
C
D
E
F
4
5
6
10
12
14
16
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4. 4 Global Responsibility Report Print City 2014
Print City, Thailand’s First Carbon Neutral Company,
is the leader in Print Industry in terms of sustainability
with green printing solution and aligned with the UN
Guiding Principles on global compact and Business for
Peace. GreenPrint is one of the big issues in the print
media industry, with a growing awareness of the need
to protect the environment. The increasing scarcity
of resources and the impact on air, water, and soil are
making this urgently necessary, with the focus first and
foremost on cutting CO2
emissions. No other printing
has a set of instruments for precisely analyzing and
optimizing the carbon footprints of its products and
services. Print City provides support for its customers
in all areas relating to environmental protection, thus
helping enhance their competitiveness.
Print City’s view of the future of print is that it
will be an evolving mix of multiple scenarios for
different market segments, economies and cultures,
however, all of them will have a common need for
strategy to optimize our success. Firstly, print must be
seen, it need to stand in its own right and be valued
a functional media. This needs to be underpinned
with a combination lean & green strategy to ensure
profitability and sustainability. This strategy combines
productivity benefits from lean manufacturing that
also improve green performance from resource and
waste reduction.
Print City became the first company in Thailand to
receive Carbon Neutral Company certification, While
Print City has realized significant energy cost savings
in reducing its carbon footprint, there is tremendous
real and potential value in becoming a certified carbon
neutral company. The primary benefit of the Carbon
Neutral certification is reputational. Not only does it
pleaseconsumers,ithasthepotentialtoincreasemarket
share, attract buyers, and strengthen a firm’s public
image. These advantages are largely dependent on the
use of Bureau Veritas (Thailand) a credible third party
andgrantedbyThailandGreenhouseGasManagement
Organization (Public Organization) for verification
thus lending credibility to the organization’s social and
environmental initiatives.
Print City in brief
5. 5
Message from the CEO
Our “sustainability” and “Communication on Process
(cop) report showcases the aspirations, achievements
and challenges of our commitment to balancing the
social, economic and environmental aspects of our
business. We invite you to learn about how Print City
isusingitsCarbonNeutralPrintingexpertisetoaddress
social and environmental issues around the globe.
The global business environment in 2014 was not easy,
and we do not count on it becoming easier anytime
soon. I am not only thinking about the turbulent
economy. We know that our planet is running out of
natural resources, and that climate change is a reality
that will shape our future. To succeed in this changing
environment,PrintCityisgoingthroughatransformation
into a company that will use renewable materials to
create value on a global scale. To do this we must make
investmentsingrowthmarkets,whileensuringthatour
existing businesses remain profitable.
To support this transformation we took two important
steps in 2014 related to our responsibility work. We
definedanewpurposeforthecompany,alongwithnew
value. Our value is “iChange4World”. If this sounds
somehow simple, that is a positive thing. We want our
purpose to be simple and inclusive. We want it to be
something that each and every one of us at Print City
canunderstand,thinkandfeel.Ultimately,thispurpose
explains how and why we can succeed in a turbulent
world.
Our value lead does not only mean improving our
leadership in a business sense. It also expresses our
desire to make the world a better place for future
generations. AtPrintCity,wewanttochangetheworld,
and not wait for the world to change us. I think this is
something that we can all contribute towards. Our
value is rooted in our everyday work, and guides all our
choices. Its meaning is clearly defined in our Code of
Conduct and our other policies and guidelines, which
we train our staff to follow. But doing the right thing
involves more than just following the rules – it is about
listening to our stakeholders and learning what they
think is right.
Teerapol Techavichian Ph.D.
CEO of Print City
In practice it means that we may also have to reject
businessopportunitiesthatwouldnotmatchourvalues.
The way I see it, Print City, is on the right road towards
becoming a better, more inclusive company, equipping
itself well for a successful future.
In conclusion, we have reported our progress,
successes and challenges. Now, we are focused ahead.
We understand that our role as a leading company with
carbon Neutral Printing expertise and provides unique
opportunities to assist in addressing global problems.
Wecontinuetoadvanceourtransparencyandintegration
of sustainability into our operations. And we are
well-prepared to meet the increasing demands of our
stakeholders by providing extensive data about our
performance and ambitions.
6. 6 Global Responsibility Report Print City 2014
For Print City Global Responsibility means realizing
concrete actions to fulfill our corporate value
“iChange4World”.ThismeansthatGlobalResponsibility
entails responsibilities for everyone working within
Print City. Global Responsibility involves facilitating the
creationofsharedvalue,drivingchangesthatwillmakeour
operations more ethical and sustainable, and taking
concrete steps to improve environmental and social
responsibility along our value chain together with our
stakeholders. Our Boards support the highest standards
of corporate governance and best practice and are
committed to the principles of transparency, integrity
and accountability.
Print City define corporate social responsibilities as
encompassing maintaining compliance, committing
to the timely disclosure of important information,
developing and supplying high-quality printing that
take full advantage of our own technologies, practicing
comprehensive quality control and protecting the
environment. In our view, consistently fulfilling these
responsibilitiesisessentialifwearetoincreasecorporate
value and if our directors and employees are to
continuallyrecognizethatonlybyfaithfullymeetingthe
expectations of society with sophisticated and unique
technologiesandearningpublictrustwilltheCompany
achieve sustained growth.
Based on this attitude, we seek to continuously improve
our corporate governance to ensure that we make
Integrity
Creativity
Harmonization
Accountability
Novelty
Governance
Excellence
Governance
Strategy&
appropriatedecisions,thatourmanagementistransparent
and efficient, and that we convincingly demonstrate
accountability.
Global Responsibility Governance
During 2014 we reviewed our Global Responsibility
Governance to make it better reflect our operational
environment and the direction the company is taking.
Our Global Responsibility strategy defines lead areas
in which Print City is especially working to enhance
operational sustainability and take leadership. These
lead areas are
Resource Efficiency & Environment Performance
Responsible Business and People
Each lead area includes specific Key Performance
Indicators and targets.
Our Business Areas and all support functions are
responsible for the operational management of
sustainabilityissues.OurGlobalResponsibilitycorporate
functionprovidesguidancetoeveryonethroughoutthe
Grouponkeyresponsibilityissues,andalsocoordinates
and develops Print City’s responsibility work.
Key Performance Indicators
Our Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) were reviewed
in 2014 as part of our Global Responsibility Strategy.
Our KPIs are structured by our Global Responsibility
lead areas. They monitor, measure and summarize the
progress on sustainable development and the related
Guiding our operationsA
7. 7Global Responsibility Report Print City 2014
impacts on our business and stakeholders. In addition
totheKPIs,oursustainabilityperformanceismeasured
using other more detailed metrics and disclosures, as
Governance and management
Global Responsibility and Ethics are emphasised
throughout Print City corporate governance, starting
from our Board of Directors, the CEO and our Group
Executive Team.
OurCEOandourGroupExecutiveTeamareultimately
responsible for Print City’s strategies on Global
Responsibility and Ethics, and related key performance
indicators and policies.
Business ethics
Print City has a single set of values that are applied
wherever we operate. Our Code of Conduct defines
common rules for all our employees, and provides
guidance on Print City’s approach to ethical business
practices, environmental values, and human and
labour rights. During 2014 Print City’s Code of
Conduct and related materials were reviewed and
revised to reflect more closely the content of our
presented in this report. During 2014 we developed
data collection processes for the new KPIs and set our
new sustainability targets.
Business Practice Policy, which was launched
during 2011, and to further emphasize our views on
environmental and human rights issues. The Code of
Conduct is divided into three different sections:
Responsible business
Caring for people
Caring for the environment
Code of Conduct
To ensure that our employees understand and follow
the rules set out in our Code of Conduct, they receive
related training through our established e-learning tool
orface-to-facetraining.Bytheendof2014,anestimated
95% of our employees had undergone such training.
We are still continuing this training where employees
have not yet been trained, and also working to ensure
that all new employees are trained promptly. New
e-learning and face-to-face training procedures based
on our revised Code of Conduct will be launched in
2015.
Identified key topics and performance indicators for each of our
Global Responsibility Lead Areas
Material efficiency
Energy and climate actions
Water issues
Environmental impacts from
logistics
CO2
emissions
Material efficiency index
Process water discharges
Health and safety
Business ethics
Responsible restructuring
Employee satisfaction
Human rights and labour rights
Total Recordable Incident rate
Implementation of our Human
Rights Approach
Leadership index
Supplier contracts covered by
responsibility criteria
Environment and Efficiency People and Ethics
Key topics:Key topics:
KPIsKPIs
Key topics for the Lead Areas:
Involvement and value sharing in local communities Responsibility along the supply chain
Sustainability driven business approach Sustainability performance of products
Innovation and new solutions
9. 9Global Responsibility Report Print City 2014
Print City joined the UN Global Compact initiative,
reflecting our commitment to sustainable business
practices.TheUNGlobalCompact(www.unglobalcompact
.org)is a strategic policy initiative for businesses that are
committed to aligning their operations and strategies
with ten principles in the areas of human rights, labor,
environment and anti-corruption. These principles
are fully aligned with Print City’ values, mission and
strategy.ThesigningoftheGlobalCompactreflectsour
ambition to be a leader in sustainability. Indeed, we are
committed to making the Global Compact and its
principles part of the day-to-day operations of our
company.
At PrintCity, sustainability is more than just an
opportunity to make a positive impact on society and
the environment; we believe it is imperative to our
long-term viability. We have built our business around
the principles of sustainability, which have allowed us
to achieve greater heights, pursue new areas of growth
andcreatelastingvalue. We are committed to continual
engagement with our stakeholders, exploring new ideas
and delivering excellent experiences.
Sustain
Ableto take the LEAD
The key to sustainable growth over the long-term is a
robustframeworktoidentifyandmanagebothfinancial
and nonfinancial risks and opportunities. At Print City,
we have integrated our UN Guiding Principles strategy
across all our business operations to achieve a balanced
triple bottom line performance.
to SHAPE an industry
Print City has been the leader in sustainable development
asanestablisheddevelopercommittedtogreenprinting
development and best practices, we are in the position
to engage and influence our extensive network of
suppliers and partners. Through astute supply chain
management, we take pride in setting standards for
sustainable practices and driving change in Thailand’s
printing industry. We strive to actively engage our
stakeholders with dynamic processes and innovative
solutionsthatmaintainabalancedtriplebottomline.As
abusinessandcommunityleader,PrintCityisdrivento
consistently achieve new benchmarks of SD excellence
for our stakeholders.
to CREATE lasting value
Incorporating principles of sustainability as an integral
part of our business model has not only led to healthy
financial growth, but also made Print City the leader
in social change and environmental stewardship. More
importantly, this has propelled us towards continuous
improvements and further growth for the benefit of all
our stakeholders, creating value that will leave a lasting
impression.
ur Strategy
10. 10 Global Responsibility Report Print City 2014
PeopleB
Ethics
People&
In our People and Ethics, our focus is to conduct
business in a socially responsible manner throughout
our value chain. We set high ethical and professional
standards throughout our operations and fully respect
andsupportthehumanrightsandlabourrightsofallour
employeesandthecommunitiesaroundouroperations.
We are committed to ensure that our workplaces are
healthy and safe.
Human rights
PrintCitylong-termcommitmenttorespectandsupport
human rights is reflected in our corporate purpose
‘IChange4World’. In addition to people working in
our own operations, our commitment extends to our
suppliers, business partners, communities surrounding
ouroperationsandotherstakeholderswithinoursphere
of influence.
We have stipulated adherence to all relevant laws and
regulations,respectforfundamentalhumanrights,and
prohibition of discriminatory treatment, child labor
and forced labor. These standards require that respect
beaccordedtodiversevalues,individuality,andprivacy
of individuals, prohibits discriminatory behavior based
on race, religion, gender, nationality, disability, age,
or sexual orientation, and prohibits physical abuse,
sexual harassment, abuse of power, and any other
actions that disregard the dignity and individuality of
others.
Our human rights approach is aligned with the UN
Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights.
Labour rights
There are no operations within Print City, which have
beenidentifiedashavingsignificantriskforincidentsof
forcedorcompulsorylabor. Wetakeproactivemeasures
to prevent forced or compulsory labor through our
policies. Our Ethics Policy & SustainabilityPolicystate
forced labor is strictly prohibited
Operations identified as having risk for incidents of
child labor, and measures taken to contribute to the
elimination of child labor. The company has not found
anyitsplantsoroperations,whichwouldbeatsignificant
risk for incidents of child labor.
We take active measures to prevent and eliminate
child labor through our policies. Our Ethics Policy &
Sustainability Policy address child labor and consistent
with the UN Global Compact. Potential employees are
required to show valid identification and proof of age
before they are hired. To the best of our knowledge
there is no child labor within our company. This type
of risk is addressed with our employees, including
all managers who are involved in human resources,
through our Ethics Policy which covers a wide range of
financial,socialandenvironmentalactivities,including
safeandhealthfulworkplaces,diversity,discrimination,
freedom of association, regulatory compliance and
environmental protection, anti-bribery, compulsory
labor In addition to the number of employees who are
required to take the annual certification of our Ethics
Policy, it is communicated to our employees in the
following ways:
All new employees upon being hired are required to
sign that they have read, understand and will comply
with our ethics policy as a condition of employment
Theethicspolicyisaddressedbyourmanagersregularly
in employee meetings
The ethics policy is a topic addressed at our annual
Vision Week which is a week each year focused on
employeeengagementwithaspecialfocusonourvision
and values
All leaders are required to comply with the Leadership
Expectations Model of which the ethical behavior
outlined in the ethic s policy is one of the core elements
11. 11Global Responsibility Report Print City 2014
PrintCityiscommittedtorespectinghumanandlabour
rights as a natural part of daily business. We annually
ask all our management teams to sign a Statement of
Representationaffirmingadherence to theprinciples of
theUNGlobalCompacttoensurethatthefundamental
principles of Print City’s ethical guidelines are known
and complied with throughout our organization. Print
Cityconductsregularsurveyswithitssuppliersregarding
theirpositiononacceptanceoftheUNGlobalCompact.
The most recent survey results showed that 75% of
Print City’ total purchase volume was represented by
suppliers committed to the ten principles.
Employees and employment
Print City strives to achieve outstanding performance
and a leading position as one of the best companies in
its industry. To do this, a solid foundation of legally
and ethically correct behaviour must be in place. With
this in mind, the Managing Board approved a Code of
Business Conduct that applies throughout the Group
and must be complied with by all employees. The Code
of Business Conduct specifies our values and the high
ethical and legal standards that apply to all of our
business activities — from strategic planning to
everyday business operations.
High Level of Engagement
There is a high level of engagement among employees
and a great many of them are willing to make an
extra effort for the company they work in, as can
be seen from Print City’s employee opinion survey.
For us to succeed as a competitive organization, we
need a skilled, trained and committed workforce,
able to undertake jobs safely and productively and
fulfill their potential. Our aim is to develop and
empower our people to perform at their best and to
grow in a dynamic culture. We believe in zero harm
in the workplace. Our approach is based on a visible
management commitment that starts with senior
leaders and extends through all levels of the
organization. Through a proactive approach we
seek to build trust and lasting relationships among
employees, contractors, customers, shareholders and
communities.
Goals & actions
Procurement
Employee training
Occupational injuries
Management
Based on results of the previous survey, a further improvement in compliance
with the UN Global Compact will be targeted by seeking a similar commitment
also from smaller suppliers.
All local managements have been informed of our policies, have issued their
comments, and haveendorsed the policy.
Zero tolerance of acts of discrimination of any kind and hence no cases to be
reported.
Request for commitment to UN Global Compact principles shall become
standard procedure in qualification process for new raw material suppliers.
Improve employee competences and capabilities, thereby improving company
competitiveness.The process is ongoing and has our commitment.
Measurement of employee satisfaction by conducting a global people survey
and developing action plans.
No injuries causing work absence to be registered in the reporting period.
Target
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100% 100%
100%
0%
100%
1.0%
Achieved
75%
2014-2015 31.05.15
Status
÷ Not accomplished Partly accomplished or behind schedule Accomplished or on track
Labour rights
Our Code of Ethics is an integral part of Print City due diligence process and any
non-conformities are reported.
100% 100%
12. 12 Global Responsibility Report Print City 2014
Printing and innovation
Renewable materials play a powerful role in creating
sustainable development. Print City’s product
developmentandinnovationarebeingactivelyencouraged
through a change process known as “Greenprint Go
Carbon Neutral” launched in 2013. In the context of
new products, the idea behind this is that we must
challenge ourselves and the outside world to rethink
the ways we work and live – and utilize our expertise on
renewable materials and material efficiency to promote
sustainable living.
We measure the sustainability performance of our
products using environmental, social and economic
performance indicators and related targets. For more
information on our sustainability targets, to identify,
minimize and inform our stakeholders about the
environmental impacts of our products, we also work
withproductlifecycleinventories(LCIs),PaperProfiles,
eco-labels and carbon footprint
Productlabelingandsustainabilityperformance
Experts on life cycle analyses (LCA) based at Print
City’s Innovation Center compile life cycle inventory
(LCI) data on our products and help our printing to
collect the necessary data. We conduct LCI surveys on
innovation
Printing &
all of our main products, using calculations that are
updated annually. LCIs are used to share information
on products’ environmental performance and impacts.
We provide product-specific information on the
environmental performance of our printing through
Paper Profiles and Paper-by Nature declarations. These
voluntary environmental product declaration schemes
havebeenjointlydevelopedbyleadingpaperproducers.
SeveralofPrintingpaperproductsalsobearrecognized
ecolabelssuchastheEUFlower,theNordicSwanandthe
BlueAngellabels,showingthattheyhavebeenproduced
using wood from certified forests and controlled
sources,andthatthewholejourneyoftherawmaterials
they contain from the forest to the store shelf has been
documented and verified by an external party.
Environment Footprint
All of Print City’s business areas have calculated carbon
footprintsfortheirmainproducts,andthisinformation
is freely available to our customers.
Environmentalprotectionhasbeenfirmlyestablishedas
a corporate goal. Print City is working consistently and
systematicallytoachievethisgoalalongtheentirevalue
chain. Focusing in particular on three areas: Resource
consumption, emissions, and waste and is looking to
reduce - or ideally avoid - all three wherever possible.
Product safety and hygiene
PrintCityuseshigh-qualityrawmaterialstomanufacture
pulp, paper, and wood products for various purposes.
Our in-house control systems cover our processes from
the product development stage through raw material
sourcing to the delivery of the finished products. They
also cover the eventual recycling and reuse of products
as raw materials for new products or for energy
production.We also require our suppliers and partners
to comply with Print City’s sustainability requirements,
including safety aspects.
C
13. 13Global Responsibility Report Print City 2014
What are Carbon Neutral Printing or GreenPrint Carbon Neutral?
Carbon neutral printing and Greenprint Carbon Neutral mean that all greenhouse gas
emissions resulting from the print production itself and the used materials such as paper,
energy, ink are calculated and compensated through carbon offset projects.
Labeling
We can put the “carbon neutral print product” logo onto the print object, including an
individual tracking number.
Tracking number?
Eachandeveryprintproductreceivesauniquetrackingnumber,generatedbycarbonoffset
system. Using this number, everyone can track the amount of compensated greenhouse
gas and the carbon offset project.
Print City purchases Verified Carbon Units (VCU) certified carbon offsets to give you a
way to balance out the emissions. Print City has supported Wastewater treatment and
biogas utilizationprojectinThailandfor1000tons.Byparticipatinginthiscarbonoffsetting
program,wearecontributingtofightagainstglobalwarmingandsupportgreenhousegases
reduction project in Thailand and enable Thailand’s transaction to a low-carbon future.
Buyers can ask for an email confirmation when a VCU is retired in their name and search
the VCS Project Database to confirm retirement. While every VCU represents a verified
emissions reduction, can be track with additional benefits, such as protecting biodiversity
and enhancing community participation. In addition to the quality assurance provided by
the VCS, these additional tags often bring added value to the credits.
Goals & actions
Achieve Carbon Neutral Printing
Define our subject – we can certify our whole company, a product line or
activities such as business travel.
Measure our carbon emissions using independent, qualified third party
assessors.
Set a net zero carbon emissions target to provide a strong statement on carbon
reduction goals.
Reduce our carbon emissions through a cost-effective combination of internal
reductions and carbon offsets.
Communicate our achievement by displaying our Carbon Neutral certification
on websites, reports, letterhead, packaging and vehicles, and communicating
how our achieved the target.
Target
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Achieved
2014-2015 31.05.15
Status
÷ Not accomplished Partly accomplished or behind schedule Accomplished or on track
and innovation
Printing
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MANAGING OUR SUPPLY CHAIN’S SUSTAINABILITY
- Life Cycle Assessment
- Demand Planning
- Supply Planning
- Collaboration
- Supplier Development
- Energy-Efficient Procurement
- Sustainable Sourcing
- Green Transportation
- Green Warehousing
- Green Packaing
- Carbon Footprint Minimization
- Ecological footprint Minimization
GREEN SUPPLY CHAIN PLANNING
GREEN PROCUREMENT
GREEN LOGISTICS
CARBON MANAGEMENT
Responsible sourcingD
Print City has fostered a sustainable procurement
system that is comprised of nationally selected vendors
and locally recognized distributors. Other attributes
include an environmentally preferred standardized
purchasing policy
TheproximityofthedistributorsinrelationtoPrintCity
operations and client facilities help reduce our carbon
emissions and overall corporate carbon footprint
Sustainable supply chain information
Consumersandbusinesscustomersarebecomingmore
committed to sourcing products and service providers
that are ‘sustainable’ or ‘green’. Print City are providing
more information about the sustainability of our
printing. This usually includes features that support
sustainability – such as energy efficiency, reuse and
recycling systems and innovative use of materials. We
can reflect the carbon footprint, which usually refers to
the level of carbon dioxide generated throughout the
production and delivery of the product.
ustainable
upply ChainS Our Supplier Diversity Initiative
Focusing on the identification and development
of diverse suppliers as sources for the purchase of
goods and services, our belief that diverse suppliers
provide a competitive advantage in the marketplace.
Employees involved in the selection, evaluation and/or
approval of vendors, contractors and consultants have
primaryresponsibilityforeffectivelyimplementingour
supplierdiversitystrategy. PrintCityinvitessupplierswho
possess these key characteristic to register as a potential
supplier. The way we work with suppliers is based on
principletosupportlocalbusinessbyworkingwithlocal
suppliers is an important way in which we contribute
to local economies.
Our sourcing network
Ensuring responsibility along our supply chain is an
integral part of our global approach to responsibility.
Our total commitment to responsible sourcing avoids
potential negative impacts of suppliers’ actions, and
helps us to maintain good stakeholder relations. We
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work closely with our various suppliers around the
world to ensure that they meet our requirements on
responsibility,andtobuildupourmutualunderstandingof
sustainability issues.
The environmental credentials of Print City include
the whole product life-cycle, from raw material
sourcing to production and delivery, from final
end-usetodisposalofproduct.Certification,continuous
monitoringandreportingprovethatPrintCity’sproducts
aremadeofsustainablerawmaterialsandwithminimal
environmental impact.
Supply chain management
The majority of our purchasing agreements are
now covered by our sustainability requirements.
For suppliers of materials and services Print City
has developed a set of sustainability requirements
that are routinely included in our purchasing
agreements. These requirements cover environmental
management, business practices, health and safety
issues, and human and labour rights. If we find that a
supplier is not meeting these requirements, we ask for
a corrective action plan for reaching compliance, and
offer guidance on the necessary improvements where
this is needed. Print City reserves the right to terminate
contracts in case of serious and repeated violations.
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Sustainable purchasing
Print City’s purchases of raw materials shall be
based on the principle of sustainable production.
Sustainable development means meeting the needs of
today’s population without compromising the ability
of future generations to meet their own needs. Global
population growth and increased consumption
are augmenting the burden on the earth’s natural
resources. It is already evident that certain natural
resources are being exploited.
Goals & actions
Managing supply chain’s sustainability performance
Responsible sourcing
Policy decisions about procurement and how we flow through procedures
Setting clear responsibility requirements for our suppliers
Training our own purchasers to integrate responsibility issues into purchasing
processes
Continuous evaluations of suppliers’ performance through risk assessments,
audits and follow-up
Building up the capacity of suppliers along our supply chain to act responsibly
Identifying the risks and opportunities in our supply chain
Using local suppliers and contractors to reduce fuel usage and our carbon
footprint
Which aspects of social sustainability you could evaluate in your suppliers
Measurement, costing and analysis models to assist supply chain decisions
– these include life cycle assessment, carbon footprint, ecological footprint.
Target
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Achieved
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Status
÷ Not accomplished Partly accomplished or behind schedule Accomplished or on track
sourcing
Responsible
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Environment
Recognize That:
Climate Change is an issue requiring urgent and extensive action on the part of governments, business and
citizens if the risk of serious damage to global prosperity, sustainable development and security is to be
avoided.
Climate change poses both risks and opportunities to businesses of all sizes, sectors and regions of the
world. It is in the best interest of the business community, as well as responsible behavior, to take an active
and leading role in deploying low-carbon technologies, increasing energy efficiency, reducing carbon emissions
and in assisting society to adapt to those changes in the climate, which are now unavoidable.
Commit To:
Taking further practical actions to improve continuously the efficiency of energy usage and to reduce the
carbon footprint of our products, services and processes, to set voluntary targets for doing so, and to report
publicly and annually on the achievement of those targets in our Communication on Progress-Climate.
Building significant capacity within our organizations to understand fully the implications of climate change
for our business and to develop a coherent business strategy for minimizing risks and identifying opportunities.
Engaging more actively with our own national governments, inter-governmental organizations and civil
society to develop policies and measures to provide an enabling framework for business to contribute
effectively to building a low-carbon and climate-resilient economy.
Continuing to work collaboratively with other enterprises both nationally and sectorally, and along our
value-chains, to set standards and take joint initiatives aimed at reducing climate risks, assisting with
adaptation to climate change and enhancing climate-related opportunities.
Becoming an active business champion for rapid and extensive climate action, working with our peers,
employees, customers, investors and the broader public.
And Will:
Work collaboratively on joint initiatives between public and private sectors and through them achieve a
comprehensive understanding of how both public and private sectors can best play a pro-active and leading role
in meeting the climate challenge in an effective way.
Invite the UN Global Compact to promote the public disclosure of actions taken by the signatories to this
Statement and, in cooperation with UN Environment Programme and the secretariat of the UN Framework
Convention on Climate Change communicate on this on a regular basis.
Environment
Efficiency
&
Print City, THE BUSINESS LEADERS OF CARING FOR CLIMATE:
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Print City is constantly working to reduce carbon
dioxide (CO2) emissions along the company’s value
chain. This involves promoting sustainable forestry,
creating innovative products based on renewable raw
materials, and developing cleaner and more efficient
processes and operations. Print City also actively
participates in global discussions related to climate
change.
Targeting a 33.54% reduction in CO2 intensity
Most of the greenhouse gas emissions generated by
our operations come from the energy we purchase
and produce at paper mills. The most effective way for
us to reduce our fossil CO2 emissions is to further
improve our energy efficiency.
In 2014 we updated our previous target for reducing
our fossil CO2 emissions, and we now aim to reduce
emissions per saleable ton of printing by 33.54 %
from 2010. This CO2 intensity target covers both
emissions generated directly by our own facilities
and indirect emissions produced during the generation
of the electricity.
Green Print Reduce CO2 emissions
emissions
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Carbon Footprint
A carbon footprint is a method used to measure and
communicate the total amount of greenhouse gases
emitted both directly and indirectly in the production
and delivery of goods and services. Raw materials,
energy consumed and transportation are the main
elements used to calculate the carbon footprint of a
product. Most of our direct greenhouse gas emissions
comefromtheenergywepurchaseandproducetooperate
our printing processes. To reduce costs and reach our
environmental goals, we are continuously working to
improve the energy efficiency of our operations’
and products’ carbon footprint.
Carbon Footprint reduction target
We are actively working to reduce greenhouse gas
emissions from our production. In 2010 we set a target
to reduce CO2
emissions per by 35% from 2009 levels
by the end of 2015. By the end of 2014 we had reduced
our CO2
emissions by 35% compared to the baseline
year 2009. As this target was already achieved in 2015,
we have set a new target to reduce fossil CO2
emissions
by 50% from 2009 levels by the end of 2020.
Carbon Neutral Printing
Calculating and offsetting the CO2
emissions
associated with printing processes. The huge increase
in emissions of environmentally harmful gases such
as carbon dioxide and methane is seen as a key
cause of climate change. CO2
emissions are produced
when fossil fuels are burned to generate power, and
are also a byproduct of transport and an indirect
result of the manufacturing and processing of raw
materials. Printing is another indirect cause of
environmentallyharmfulemissionsTheprinciplebehind
carbon neutral printing is to calculate what these CO2
emissions amount to and offset them
Pulp and Paper
Production
Fiber Procurement
Final product
manufacturing
final product use
End-of-life
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acres preserved54
2,238
Total paper
purchased
tons
Responsible
forestry
In 2014 , Print City purchased
approximately 2,238 tons
which 100% from responsible
forestry then help us
preserve a total of 54 acres
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from effififfiiciency activities equivalent to drive sustainability.
PRINT CITY switch off 30 million bulbs
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In our Environment and Efficiency, we strive to ensure
thatourresourceefficientoperationsandproductshave
superior environmental performance throughout their
lifecycle. We strive to continuously improve the energy,
material and water efficiency of our operations and
business models, in order to enhance business benefits
and save natural resources and financial resources
Climate actions
Environmental issues are integrated into the Print City
group and its operational strategies. Operations are
required to develop and implement environmental
programmes and procedures aligned to Print City
operating standards and performance requirements
and management standards, which in turn are aligned
with our environmental strategy. Environmental
performance is taken into account when management
performance is measured.
Energy
In the near term, reducing our energy consumption
is perhaps one of the most important climate-related
measures that Print City can implement.
Water
Fresh water is an increasingly scarce resource in many
parts of the world, and water-related costs are expected
to rise in the long term. It will therefore be important
for Print City to reduce our water consumption and
increase our knowledge of water resources.
Environmental impacts from logistics
The environmental impacts of logistical operations
are an important factor when we evaluate different
transportandsupplychainsolutions.PrintCityactively
promotestransportsolutionswithgoodenvironmental
performance. Our transport chains are planned in
line with our environmental policies and always
analyzed for their environmental footprint. The carbon
dioxideemissionscreatedbyourlogisticaloperationsare
incorporated in the Group’s carbon footprint and CO2
emissions target. The transportation of our products
accountedfor16%ofourtotalcarbonfootprintin2013.
Business risks and opportunities related to climate
change
We recognize a strategic opportunity in the fact that
our printings are based on renewable materials with
comparatively low carbon footprints. Our printings
also store carbon throughout their useful lives, after
which they can be either recycled or incinerated to
produce energy.
Reducingimpactsandimprovingresourceefficiency
Print City’s environmental work has two main
focuses.Firstly,westrivetominimizetheenvironmental
impactsofouroperations.Secondly,westrivetouseraw
materials and energy as efficiently as possible to ensure
that we do not waste valuable natural resources or
financial resources.
Goals & actions
Product development
CO2
emissions
Product environmental footprint
Allnewproductsfeaturesustainabilityimprovementsinatleastoneandpreferably
more of the following four areas: Energy consumption, water consumption, use
of detergents and disposal.
30% reduction in 2014 normalised to output as compared with 2010.
Set target for reducing environmental footprint for best-selling products based
on conclusions from previously conducted pilot project.
Actively participate in industry-related activities, boards and committees
to push for agreement on industry standard for measuring environmental
performance of products.
Target
100%
30%
100%
100%
100%
33.54%
100%
Achieved
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Status
÷ Not accomplished Partly accomplished or behind schedule Accomplished or on track
100%
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Goals & actions
Facilitation payments
Compliance with laws and regulations
Anticorruption
Banonfacilitationpayments.Communicationonnon-acceptanceoffacilitation
payments has been part of the awareness campaign.
Renewed attention to be given to the Code of Ethics as regards conduct in
contacts with competitors by inclusion of this aspect in the awareness campaign
and by scrutinising memberships of associations.
Ensure employees are knowledgeable regarding how to act in accordance with
Print City expectations on business integrity issues.
No reported corruption or cartel cases.
Target
100% 100%
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Achieved
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Status
÷ Not accomplished Partly accomplished or behind schedule Accomplished or on track
Compliance with Our Ethics Policy is a condition of
employment.Withrespecttoanti-corruptionpracticesit
statesthefollowing: PrintCity’s‘zerotolerance’position
against all forms of corruption, bribery and extortion
andprovideinformationandguidancetoemployeeson
how to recognize, address, resolve, avoid and prevent
instances of corruption, bribery and extortion which
may arise in the course of their work.
Applying the Principle:
Wewinbusinesswiththeintegrityofourproducts,services
andpersonalcharacter. Wedonotseekbusinessbytrying
to corrupt the judgment of our customers. We do not
tolerate any bribery of private or of public persons. We
neither provide nor receive lavish or extravagant gifts.
Here’s how you can help:
Do not offer, pay, give or promise any favor, service,
entertainment, meal, gift or other thing of value to any
private or governmental customer to get business.
Do not associate with business partners who engage
in corrupt practices.
Doing business with integrity is the only sustainable
option, which attract and retain principled and
motivated employees and investors. In contrast,
companies confrontedwithcorruptioncaseshavefaced
reputational damage.
Accordingly, Print City engages in transparent business
relations with partners who must respect the principles
of the UN Global Compact. We are also committed
to taking responsible corrective action wherever and
whenever we detect deviations from these principles.
Rules and guidelines based on these principles are
communicated throughout the company, and
management teams are regularly required to sign a
Statement of Representation affirming their knowledge
of and compliance with the rules defined.
Anti-Corruption
Anti-CorruptionF
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Print City became signatory to the UN Global Compact in May 2013 and Business for Peace (B4P) in November
2013, this sustainability Report fulfills the company’s obligation to provide Communication on Progress (COP).
WeusesthetenprinciplesofUNGlobalCompactintegratedwiththeGlobalReportingInitiative(GRI)guidelines
as a basis for its report and a framework for measuring and reporting our environmental, social and economic
performance.
GRI index
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STRATEGY AND ANALYSIS
Statement from the CEO
ORGANISATIONAL PROFILE
Name of the organisation
Primary brands, products and/or services
Location of headquarters
REPORT PARAMETERS
Reporting period 1 June 2014 - 31 May 2015
Reporting cycle Annual
Contact point for questions
GOVERNANCE, COMMITMENTS AND ENGAGEMENT
Governance structuer
Mission or values statements, codes of conduct,sustainability principles
HUMAN RIGHTS
Investment and Procurement practices
Non-discrimination
Freedom of association and collective bargaining
Child, forced or compulsory labour
LABOUR PRACTICES & DECENT WORK
Employment
Labour/Management Relations
Training and Education
Diversity and Equal Opportunities
ENVIRONMENT
Management approach to environmental responsibility
Materials
Energy
Water
Emissions, Effluents and Waste
Product and Services
Compliance
ANTI CORRUPTION
Anticorruption
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Carbon Disclosure Project
Print City join Caring for Climate (C4C) which Platform is an initiative of UNEP, the UNGC and World
Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) that offers proactive business an opportunity to
engage with stakeholders and the public sector globally concerning action to address climate change. We
followthecaringforClimateReportingGuidanceforCarbonDisclosurereport.Measurement,management
and disclosure of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and climate change data is an increasingly important
aspect of standard business practice. There are numerous benefits for Print City, including: Increased
transparency to shareholders, clients and the public audience, identifying how the organization copes with
threats arising from climate change, highlighting the business opportunities available and enhanced ability
to increase efficiency and reduce unnecessary costs.
24. www.printcity.co.th
Print City, CarbonNeutral Company
29/45-46 Rama1 Rd, Rongmuang, Patumwan, Bangkok 10330
Tel : 0-2215-9988 Fax : 0-2215-5599 E-mail : info@printcity.co.th
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